Pillar records scattered across jobs
Once a project is completed, finding the pillar information again can mean searching through old survey files and spreadsheets.
Certified pillars are valuable survey records, but keeping track of their numbers, coordinates, locations, and the jobs they belong to can quickly become difficult when information is scattered across spreadsheets, notebooks, and individual project files.
Once a project is completed, finding the pillar information again can mean searching through old survey files and spreadsheets.
Pillar numbers and their eastings and northings can end up in different documents, making it harder to maintain a reliable record.
When a coordinate register or pillar return is required, valuable time is spent gathering information that has already been recorded during previous survey work.
Keep certified pillar numbers and their coordinates organised within Geoflow.
Know which survey project each pillar belongs to and keep its supporting information together.
Maintain a structured record of your certified pillars instead of relying on scattered spreadsheets and documents.
Generate coordinate registers and pillar returns from your organised records for documentation and submission workflows.
Maintain an organised record of certified pillars, their coordinates, and the survey jobs they belong to. Generate coordinate registers and pillar returns from the same records when you need them for documentation or submission.
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Keep certified pillars organised with their pillar numbers, coordinates, and associated survey jobs in one place.
Generate coordinate registers from your stored pillar information instead of rebuilding the same records manually.
Prepare pillar returns from the records already maintained in Geoflow when documentation or submission requires them.
Keep the relationship between a pillar and the survey job it came from, making older pillar information easier to find and reference.
Keep a reliable record of certified pillars and generate the coordinate registers and returns required for your work.
Build an organised record of certified pillars across projects instead of keeping pillar information in separate spreadsheets and files.
Record pillar information once and keep the coordinates connected to the project they belong to.
“We can keep our pillar information organised by job and retrieve the coordinates when we need to prepare our records.”
Keep your pillar coordinates and project records organised, then generate the registers and returns you need from the same data.